After financial aid, a PBA education can cost even less than a public university. Find clear info about cost of attendance.
Tuition & FeesScholarships, grants, loans and work experience programs all add up to make your PBA education more affordable.
Types of AidWe are eager to help you with the financial aid process. The first step is to apply for admission to PBA.
Apply for AdmissionWe believe in the transformative experience you will have at PBA, which is why we offer tens of millions of dollars each year in financial aid to help offset the cost of attending and remove financial barriers to a premier private university education.
It’s important for you and your family to understand that while the tuition and fees may look high at first glance, the abundance of financial aid we offer will make the cost to attend PBA significantly less. In fact, there’s a good chance your actual cost will be the same, or even less, than that of a public institution. See for yourself by using our Net Price Calculator.
Once you are accepted to PBA, the first step in determining what aid you qualify for is to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). It’s important to complete your FAFSA as early as possible since some forms of aid are awarded on a first come, first served basis. The FAFSA opens October 1 of each calendar year. PBA's deadline for completing the FAFSA is August 1 of each academic year.
Our numerous aid offerings allow families the opportunity to afford PBA. From academic scholarships to state grants to student loans, we work with multiple sources of aid to provide comprehensive and competitive financial aid packages.
Check out the financial aid programs offered specifically to our military veteran applicants.
We offer more than $300,000 in scholarships annually to students in our pharmacy programs.
Learn more about financial aid with information for parents and families.
We offer our students over $27 million in financial assistance each year.
97 percent of PBA’s degree-seeking undergraduate students receive some form of financial aid.
With over 70 majors you can connect your passion, purpose and calling.